The Sun. — London, England, 1809-08-30 00:00:00

-Five the 1....UNI;0111 GAZETTE, Aug. 2g. IT~hilello, August 29, 1809. The King 'has ht en ; . rh-aced to grant the dignify of a Bironet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain .fti‘d - .liivlLd to Sir 11ttpurt George, of P.ak-Place, in tire County of and . of Sr. Stephen's- Gret n to- the County• of Dublin, Knight, First ..Comn.issioner 'for condu6ting . the. Tilnsport Set t il!-; and to the heirs wale of Iris body lawfully be gotten, in. -Office, Aug. 19,,acst., •• • id Regitirnt uards, Lieutorant Itichar4,Earl by; to be Cart.ii . f..of '1 loop, tiy purchase, *ice Duu 7 combe. Nvito rcrir,s. tst Regitnent Or ragoon Guards, Qvarter•Nlaster lames , scott, to he ke i .-,inieni,ii—Quarter-Ntater. 2d to, Qoart, r- Master Marsden to he Regimental, Quarter iviast.r. 4th Dim, I(ichard Newman, Gent. to be Corn t t. by par chase, vice Warbrick, who retires. Quarter-Master. lohn 1014, to he Regiip-enial Qu,ater.Master . sth nitro. Quarter Master icichard Haslam to be Regimental Quarter- hurter. Giii Limo, Q:iarta-Master Charles Short to be Regimental.. Quarter- fkiaster„ _ . 7n :Ditto, Quarter-Master christopher GrahatwtO be Itegi, trental QL:ater-Master, tst kegitnent of - lir., A uoi,s, Cornet Edward Trafford to be LieutLiiAnt, by purchase, vice taton; wlio . retires. Quar ter-Master William Mason to .be - Regimental Quarter-, Niaster. 3d I.lfito, Q,aarrer-,Master Richard Brufiton to be Regina:.llia' Qttat tcr. ,vidbter. . . 461DitiO, Lieutenant 1 helms Dunk.in,sfrom the 13th Light tit be Lieuteturit, without pttn.hae. . • - 6tll Ditto, Quauer.M4bter Win. Armstrong to tot; Regimen t.l Quatitt-Niabter.• • , 7:h I<,gunent of .Light Dragons; Qnarter-Master. John Cre6.:wo,;(l to be IC. eguncitt,Al (2.'ttat tvl-NlaStrr. tz.th Pitt°, Lieutenantl. R. L, Lloyd, twin the t7th Light! Dragoons, to . be Captain ut a Troop, bypurchase, VtLe bowed, rvno retires. DiitO, Quarter-Ma4ter Abel Hammon to Regimental Quaver- • .tSter," 13tIr Dit:A4Qudrier-Nlctster lan 4:s Laurence to be Regimental Quarter-Si„,:r. . . . Quaiter-Nlaiter Chides Tarleton to be Regi _ Quotcr-Master. • 'nth Ditto, Qii,irtcr.Alaster folin Cling to be . gegimental sZuarter-Matcr. . 2.3 th Ditto. To he Lienien4rfts, without purchase-- Cornet %Cm 1-ii ,, ton. Coriiet Ge,.re,e Smith M'Kenzte. t:orhet lhunel Cawood. t_or,,et P. I'. Thor. e. Lorlits -Cormt Robert FletcheF, from the zoill Light Dr4o-iis, vice tilltoo. Geist. vice i ivory Lovelace, tent. vice Cawood. Coltivr(•3ai - ReFinient of Foot Guards; William'Ainslie, Gcla. 1,, 6:: Li,blBli, vs:4ll(aq lytuch.Abe, yux Harve, WO. AlOtCd. 3d Regiment of Foot Giuds.• Tobe Lieutenants, Ensw; 1-durarct Bowater, vice Walker, decease!. Easign Duncan Carnpuvii, vice Ilucilitu.h, de- Ceds d Enzign Charles West, vice Dalrymple, ue. To be b.rthigns, without purchase, Ch rles Sandys, Gent, vicc .13vw,iter. Lieutenant John Knox, tram the _7th t, vue Campbell. Join Stapleton, Gent - vice West. Charles O'Neil Prendergast, Get,. vile R4m,, deceased. t timberland, ("lit. To be ittjutaut, Ensign William Stotliart, vice Irby, de- tst Revment of Foot, Ensign. James Bland to be Lieutenant, vit.e At•l:ean, deLeocti l slgh.l. M. Balfour, tube Lieu. tenatir, wniunt purci=aac,,n.c K. nt, resisood. To oe Lrisigns, without purchase, A. NI Ayhi ,, r,t,' Ge..t.' vice Bland. B. W4ll, Gent, vice BaltUur. A. Walsh, Gent. • lth Ditto, Ensign Gallialief Nightingale to he Lieutenant, by purt.habc, vice Eisloue, promoted in the foot. Pit:u, Lieutenant 'fairy jutant, vice M•fcarttij, appuinted to the loth Bo . ‘ai v eteran Bat. A:dam. r;t1) Ditto, Lieutemint Benjamin lialibide to be Captain of a t_empar,y, vte a ‘vocr rieCeitscd: 23d l!itto, t nsrKu R. R. Cones, from the 63d Foot,- o be Se. Loi:o vice Court, who exchanges. jmile4 Gvit. to be Ltrs4,n, without put'- . chase, vice Rend, Assist.int-Surgeon 'Alex ander Cahill, flom to. 4 is Garrison Bartaliwi, to be Suf. pun. vice "1 aiiiiumted to the 26tri Eoot. 26th Dim, su 4 ,eon loan T 3, tor, from the Foot, to be Suricurl, vtcc boort, promoted on me 31st Ditto. To be. Lieutenants, Ensign H. H. Wynne, vice kedron, worm:4,M. Ensign . lames Casiiel. 'Ensign A. W. (.;anible. Eii,ign Cl)4s.. • To be Ensigns, Lcftus Nun, Cent. vic - eV,)nne. Goediff, Gent vice, Cds 5.4 it Ditto, Unsign William GrOellasleham, from the 4Sth foot, tube Lleuteliatit, without pUtCliasC. 39th 1 , 1110, Aleikancier Cuppage, Gent. to be .Ettsign, by • puiellas,:, vice INtecdham, prottiOied. 4;i111 Ditto, Witl,ani Geht. to be Ensign, with out pur..tidse, vice 11,,steitain, plomoted in the 34th EVA. sotn Ditto, (ono Gottfiee, Gent. ni ue Enstkra..oy purcr:Ae, vtec 1,te..4.t, promoted. Titre I..Nyto, l,Clit. tO,be pa , cliasc, vice Watson, pluinuted. 61St lobo Roe, t; rot. to be, Ltistgi, without put. c h.,, e , vi c e aterz, protnolLci in. the- sth Garrison Liar ' talioti. 6311 Ditto, Second- Lie..!enant John Couir, from . the 23d Foot, to be Ensign, via- 'ones who exchanges.. 7 (st keKinient . or foot,. Jute: Jones, Dillon, Gent. to be 1 nbigii n) pure:•ase, me King pannoted. Slst Ditto, Lieutenant Daniel Wright to be Captain of a .ny, vice koidyLe, deceased. Ensign Ropers Papa to oe Lieutenant, vice Wright. 8t th Di',to, Loslgo i hunias' Mercer to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vi.e 94th DittO, beim nant. C harles • Campbell-s. be Captain of .a.Corui.any, by purchase, vice Allan, promoted. %Ili Ditto, Lieut. lc,beit Johnson, front the 28th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase. Ensign James ICirknian, twin the ) 2tt Foot, to De. 1* irg Lieutenant, witli• out purchase. gytti Ditto, Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Jackson, from half pay o.t tr.e late A rgy le, lencibles, to be Major, vice 'Grey, wLu exchanges. 24 West India Regiment, Andrew Philip Comer, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vitae Doniietly, plcimotid. Royal. York. Rangers, , Lteutenant 'Thomas Johnston,-from the 01: West l tuba Regiment, to be Captain of a Company, vice M a rston, deceased. Joseph Armstrong, Gent, to be, Ensign, without purchase, vice Alley, superseded.. Ro}al Waggon Train, Quarter-inaster -John Tennant to be Regimental Quarter-toaster. - 110SPITAL STAFF. -- lames M`Dougall, M.D. to be Physician to the Forces. 14.,iinard f abet . , M. I.). to' s bt.. - ditto. Llepuly Purve or Jones N.:sy hiller, -from Half pay to be Deptity urveyor to-the Forces. Surgeon Win. Wynn,. frril the 21 Laileashitt laiiiitiif, to-be Asist.;ot Surgeon to the Forces. T 9 be-No,, , pitiii.-Mates for Cesieral Service, . • David Hay, Gent. George Ni'llerrnott, ,Gent. William - Dudgeon, Gent. John racJiman; Gent. Maurice Owen, (Jon. • flospinl - Stafrin Pertuga%: • Deputy InspeCtot ). M‘pregur to be It)4p,dor of Hospitals under the Lommana of Lieutenant-tiemeral lieresforcl. Assistant-Surgeon t recietiA 'ebb, froiii the. rBth Light Dragoons to be Surgeon to the Forces under the Com inam4 of Lieutenant-ucneral Bereforrl only. Assistant-Forged) William Thomas, from she Royal Regi .nient of florse Guards, to be ditto. • . • ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. Lifi• Surgeon Ninian Bruce to be Surgeon, vice Parker, de ceased. z The King's• German Legion. ist Regiment of Dragoons, Qaarter..Master Henry Kranz to Regune,,tal Qaarter-Aldbter. , L,', 0. ).1w, Quarter-blaster Henry Gropp to be Regimental .mer-Master. • LONDON s Printed by 10 At the SUN-Ofi 11," • ~:, , _ _ 'fit Reginie Ligl,t I)ra-;(o.tis, ~).nal•tcr-.Al4'ater 1,11 , 1(1,, ► ' e Regimental Ouarter.Master, 2CI 'At z, arter- !Waster D,aktel Borchers to be Regimental Q..Thrter 3d Onto, sjit"rter-Master Henry SChaefer to be Regimental Quarter- Al as' cr ts , t - Battalion of the Line, Lieutenant Lewis de Borstell to be Ca i d a Company, wan temporary rank, vice Wer. he, de, eased. - I'o 'b.: Lieutenants - Ensign C. H. Baron During. vic;e.Bore ste)l. East. n,t udolpli Kumme,. t - lodenberg, de cezhed Ensign_ Tatter, vice H. Hotlenberg, To beEnsign,- A dol sde -I lien, .vice During. 3d Ditto, Captain DaVict de Bachelle, from the Bth Battalion, to be Niajor, with temporary !tank. vice Goldacker, pro. .rut' ed in Itic 7th Battalion of the Line, 4th Ditto, Colonel_ Siegestuund Baron Low, from the 7th Battalion / of the Line,. to be Colotteh•Commandant, v ce LangWerth, deceased 7111 . Ditto, Major Frederick Baron Goldacker, from thead Battalion of the Line, to be Lieutenant 7 Colonel, .with temporary rart,.vice Low, appoin ed to the 4th Battalion. 801. Ditto, Llmtenant Brawls. to be Captain of a Comvaily;'+orli tempwary rank,. vice -Bachelle, promoted in t tie 3d liattalion. Enign Ernest de WeYhe to be Lieu. •tenant, vice Brauns. MEMOILANDUM. Lieutenant Wilstm, of the 19th Foot, is superseded, being absent without leave. Commissions in the hvermss-shire 'Local Militia, signed by the Lotd Lieutenant. Ist Regiinent. To - be Lieutenants Ensign. Robert Tulloch, vice MTher son, appointed in the • Line: - ' Ensign Hugh il , l 4 Cavish, vice alconta, appowtrd Quarter. Master. To be Ensigns—Lewis Grant, Gent.: vice Ttillnch, promos. ` ed. Peter Eraser, Gent vice M,'Gayish, promoted. • • al -Regiment. • To be Captain-Lieutenant l'atrick Cameron,vice Cameron, Conimisstons in the Renfrewshire. Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Ensigns —Robert Morsice, upit. vice Morg4n, re ' signed. john Gclt.. vice'Speirappunatc,l to to the Luc. • Commissions in the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by the Lord Ltetittliant. I'o be Lieutenants—Ensign William Balky. Ensign john Amer Madley. To be Ensign.-Thomas Kaye, Jun. Cent. COmnitssion in the 'rower tiamiets Milttia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. ist Rtqal Regiment. • To be Captain--Thontas tieauloy Leonard, Esq. .4 \KRUPIC'IP:S Ivi..4i“; p. 'lsaac Fennell, of Bath; nt•trble-rn:ts -,, n, Iron August '.26 to (Ntooer 14 . , at eleven, at the dust' Tavern, Bath. Thom., 1-1.,t, of dristoj, wltafting. /Nal crept. jto Octo. ber:44, a: ;ac the Bush isnoty,t. BAN , R lj TS. . . .1 Vi I Isam k •;• Of 0 lord st iddl coach-maker.; surrenttet Slp •2, at e,•-ven, 9, and Octriber 0. at •en, • ark; uutlhall. Atiorticy, Mr. Wilitaus A'Beckett, Broad street, Col ...ti -square. john olipha Ileet 7 street, Loudon, tailor; Sept. 9, 16. at ten, an.i uctoo,r to, at eleven, at Guildhall. •Attottit4, Mr reettun'a-court, .aarniull. , r 110 ftlaS We ver late lit - 4114:itenhaut, Gloucestershire, inn.• keeper, • S.pt. 13, 14, and tit:toper to, at eleven, at site . Hop-nn•rkisa Inn, orcester. Attornies, Mr. nellbi • Worcester;-or Mr. lathes Blatt, Tantield-court, Temple, Lort.ion. • - - • Thomas Mark, the younger, of Thursby, Cumberland, user 'chant. Sept. OS, 19, and October to, at eleven, arthe blue Bell Inn, Vartisi4. ttornies, Mr. Birkett, -Bond.dourt, Walbrook, Loiaion s'or Mr.-Pears it, Carlisle. - julth telly, of Mi•hilesex, - dealer, Sept. „16, 23, and October to, at etevr.a, at Guildhall. - Attorney, Ali. Wright, Oowgiite-lili bit iDEND,3 -Sept 22. L ~c of -1)41014, Worcestershire, linen. draper, at the Swan Ina • anLi lintel, High str.er, bitun►►gl►a►ni. NoV. 25. Edward Stamford,' of York:street, Commercial. road, Middlesex, flour- taoor, ar.tv,eive, at Guiltitiall. Sept. lo.: William PrIA,„ late ut Sutt;Jik, victual ter, at tile' Witte tlurae , I Sept. 30. Afirainim Got nperi Erniant, of Portsmouth, shop. keeper, at tea, at Guildhall, London. • Sept.'2. - Witham Hopkins, ot Leman-street., fioodfria . n's. • trelus;*Matalesex, b-ik-thrower, at ten, - at S=•l►t Tiloatas .Jen►nings.. and Ui►.kunson jean►ngs, of "Spattinig, Ltncol►tstnre, bankers at ten, at 'the White Inn, Spaiding. Sept'. 2 3. Fliornas Guillod, -of Craven.strezt, Strand, Mid , • diescx, wine-iiicrcliain, at ten, at Guildhall. Petoo.l 7. • loin► Henry Schncluer, :of bow.:lane, Landon, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. Sept. 23 Atitiion) Lupins, late of Mile-end-road, Middle __ sex, ship-o.vmr, at twelve; 'at Sept. 21.'. fleory,William Law4on, or Liverpool, draper, at eleven,:at Lie Golden Lion, Liverpool. ' Nov. ri. foist) Tyrrell, , Vialetstour, Kent, ironmonger, ,pit t)selve, at Gulls:how, London. Sept. 23. jodo White, of , Craven-buildings, City-road, St, Leonard, Shoreditch, Midtilesex,.niercharit, at ten, at . Guildhall. Nov. . Roderick Mackenzie, ot ard, London, inercliant and iaetor, at tw ei e ' at C; uilUnall. • Oztob r 7. 1 JlOllliS Holmes, of Horsham ' Surrey, nursery And seettsinan, at tweive, at Guildh a ll, London. UctoOer 24. John Eenacr, of Lawrence-lane, London, Avtu:des.ili; linen-draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Ottooer 7. 1 antes Amount, ot,liart-street, C tutcheli- friars, London,,ware-tlierehant, at twelve, at Ghtldhalt.' October 7. !Ohn il4ster, late of the Stiand, tailor and leather-bree , hes-MaXer, at twelve, at C. &lad.. hall. ' - C RIIF IC ATES Sept. rg. foseph Hankey, Of Holloway, Middlesex, builder, cle.der, and chapman. John Dodds, of A ictersAate-street, London, goldsmith. lames Myles, of !tangly, Suffolk, shop keeper, Charles Wilkes, of Birmingham, stationer. PARTAIt - RSHIPS George 'Bowler and William . Bowler, the elder, of . Ecoth house, shtun-under. Line, Lancashire, 114- inaniti.ic, t urers. Jane Grier, of Red Lion.-square, Holborn, and George hillett, of the City., terrace, city-road, ,:‘ , liddlesex, pro prietors ot Dr. Robertson's inedicines. We lately rhad.occasion to mention a tnelarrcholy calamity which occurred .by the sicking of ahe pas sage-boat between aornoch and'Tain, in Beotlaild; The following additiorW particulars are contained in a letter from an inhabitant of Dornoch, to his friend at Glasgow ; " I have to relate one of the most - awful and the most tnelancholyaccidents that ever oecurredin part of the world.. Last Wednesday, being the fair day at Taiu, the ferry-boat in passing from that side to the south side, sunk, and the whole on board FOrishea; ti>,.4p,,vards of one hundred'and -twenty Oessong, among whom 'were Sheriff IVI‘ Cul loch, Nr. John Leslie, merchant; and Isabel his f ;ter, l'itere were epwarcls of Neity from the - town, and sixty-three from the parish. It is easier for yOu to conceive than for me to describe the awful situation of the whole toWit. The whole church-ydrd is one scene of graves ; and all yester daY carts were employed in carrying the dead bodies to the town. Few of those belonging to the town have been yet found; but I am hopeful- a' number willte found this day, as we have got a net; and are going to try what we can do.. The boat was over loaded, and, as soon as they left the land, began' to . . The blame Has-been much laid on 'Suther land, the ferryman .on the south-side, who has suf., fered, as he happened 'unfortunately to be on this side that fatal morning., The day was liiiite•Ohn. Good God what whavoc in one parish—whole farniliett-have perished 11.!...e: DIED, 'HARD RR I S;Of No, 4,.Martlett.uoJtt, Bow- stttet ; and rt - blisliiti by WILLIAM AR ;IRSc RI I'S. South Moltot? : .;itrtet, ch nsver•.e ;mare. CZ : a-No. - I 12, Strand witere Adveriisernenti, Orders TOr the Paper L e tt ers f or tile. & e. Editor, c. (post-t;aia) mu t must tz• aci4.4.rcsg!d. Late'.),. at Newington 13i:tt% •Whiteaves.,. v.itz, of Mr. A'hiteaves, Watchnialr, No, ; On Thursday last, at Beckett hous:•,..harks, awn 73,.th ° Kett. Clarctt, ltrdor 'or button, nottingnato• shire, .and of Yoxall, in Stallbrdphire "I lie same day, iri,he r lothyear, atter a short illness, 1- - I M. Maynard, second dau6liter of Mr. Samuel Ma ) Dodlors'• Commons. On the i6rliinst. Grace Lyons. relit of Timothy Lyen s " Of Standlown, near Belf as t, age d . 88 years Sire ioa 1 1 t" ., children, •28 grand children, an d 2 8 great gran d c h i ld re n. .:. On. Sunday last, Charles Francis Thomas , Cole, younge?: son of Stephen Thomas Cole, Esti _ cllesex, and 'grandson o jor ke a Cole, of the same" and of Park-place,. Leeds, Yorkshire. On Monday eyenirg, Henry Parker, Esq. of Stoke-Nev" ington, in the 84th year of his age The saine day, at Higng e , :r Miss Groves, of that. pla c e, aged 49, alter a tedious cin the 28th of [illy; at the, dreodful F, .tile o f T. 3 I . gar), Captain •fleury lames, of the•Otst Regiment. POLICE. GUII,,DITA Lt.—Yesterday Mrs. Jago, examined, on yesterday se't►night, as a vagabond and impostor, was brought up for torahs examination before Mr. Alde rman WOOD. Mr.A.lderman Scnot.cy, who sat on the former day, now attended, for the purpose of assisting if.e Sitting Magistrate. He apprised the Prisoner she had.been remanded for the double purpose of enabling her to bring forward, if she could, any witnesses in support of her former allegations of whom she really was, and also of giving an opportunity to such per sons as might .have been imposed on by her, within t fie jurisdiction of the City of London, to collie for ward and give evidence ag,airrst her. He told her he had received a letter relative to her, from 1.1 , 1 r. Ford, the Governor of the House of Correction for the County. of Devon, and asked her if she Aid not know him ? She pers:sted in her former asser tion that she never had been in Devonshire, and did not ktiow such a perion. The letter was then read, as follows, by Alderman SCHOLItY : • " St. nomas's Brideweti, Exeter,, Aug. 26, ego?. Sul--Having seen, in" the public papers of the 23d, - a Narrative of the 'Examination of a person calling her,ell Harriet Jago, I have thought it pro- der, for your. opinion and .judgment-, to state a few facts relating to her, as there . cannot be a dotibi on my mind respecting her person. I beg leave to inform you, Sir, that after this impostor had practised the same mode of deception in Devonshire—with landantini abandoned by her husband, Colonel Max danglireeol General. England—and a hundred such like falsehoods, she was committed to my custody by the several names of Hariet Elizabeth Beauchamp, otherwise ,Tartlet Graves ): as a vagrant ; in August, 805... Tins woman having excited theattention of the prat: ipal Gentlemen in the neighbourhood of Exeter, by personating acquaintance with-so many great diaracters in the kingdom, I was induced, from a .sene of duty, to discuvei Lei, if possible: • I there fore wrote at least titty letters, and at last conyleie !-ly ascertained who stie was, from a correspondence. with her brother, who: either lives in Carlisie, Cam berland, or in an aujoulitig parish. In the year abov e stated, 1805 \ ; she had, a worker living . , her father lately dead ; not h of them had been prayers, I think, -of Her father had been bred a butcher. Her brother is married, and I,vi:pg there, in •t lie same like of busitiess.. He stated to me,, that his _sister had followed this Mode of life and deception. . from the age of 20, and that her brother Gravel, who at that time drove' the stage.. from - Salisbury to London, -had several times sent her, , :and!opee in particulai to- kher from London to Carlisle _selt, - to reclaim her; end on tnrttirig - round as-he-got off from_the coach, she- got awa) him. • - . llre several letters received,respetling , ,lier, I laid before the Court at MiehaeltnaS Sessions, 1805.. So many -proofs 'Of imposition, from :gistrates acid others, within 20 'miles 'of- -Exeter, which Would shell this statement beyond.the limits of my pacer, to repeat them, induced the. Court to order her to be imprisoiled, in inyjciiStody, id the House of Cor reCtion, as an incorrigible . rogue, for six months, after which, to be passed , to her settlement, in Car lisle, as a , vitg!ant., -During her confinement. with me (about eight months) she frequently confessed her mode of - deception, by getting arthe names-of principal Gentlemen—and, amongst.-many others, • w hen- she 'declared herself the natural danglder of General 'England, and had just left him ;‘ when Ties tioned about -a description of his person, she de scribed him,a`sa thin, geeteel man, of about 50. I presume, Sir, you have heard, or know, the Gene ral be quite the reverse. The statement of her brother appearing against her at Exeter is wrong. He has (as he wrote me) given- her up for a' length of time before. She can write: very indifferently. After the habit, jewels, and the pretended lad); were thrown off, I found her an illiterate .woman. If the distance was not so great, I. should 'very readily at tend .yoUr meeting, to identify her. The sevtral statements of her impositions at Brighton, before a regiment on parade, Salisbury, Gloucest e r, B a th, Cheltenham, & c. I found, from .her account, to be coned. It any further information is necessary to elucidate her character, as one or the completest im postors I ever wet with, during 30 years in my office, I shad be/play at all tune, to answer any quenes ; and am, &c. WILLIAM FORD, " Governor of the House or Cer;Lction for Devon." Mr. Alderman WOOD observed, that it was a mis take that Graves, as.mentioned in the letter, was her blather, he was her cousin. Graves's Witibad been with him yesterday, and had informed him, that they had given her up as inconigible. A gentleman present also stated, he had once found her in a wood,-with a rope about net neck; as . if intent on destroying herself. Mr. Alderman - then produced a certificate, - signed by three physicians, who bad eitatrined - her since her former examination. They were unani-, moos in their opinion that she was deranged. This was grounded .upon the circumstance of her having, when young, received a wound in the head, which, had produced •insanity ; and they stated, they w ere strengthened in drawing that conclusion, from. the -various attempts she bad made to destroy herself. Upon these statements the Magistrates came to a determination' to , commit her, for one-month, to the custody of Sir J; Miles, who keeps a private-Mad house -at Hoxton, in . order to atteertain, by her there undergoing a regular regimen, whether - or not she was really insane. UNION•HALL,CIIARGE OF MURDER..—YeSterday a - man was brought op by Glennon, charged on sus picion 'of - being concerned in the murder ofElizabeth Winterflood, a young woman, who it will be recol idled was most barbarously murdered, about two years ago, in 'fligler's-lane. A woman, named Ru binson, stated, that the prisbner had lived with her for upwardi of three years ; they lived near the spot where the murder was committed ; he had, how. ever, lately left her, and Was married to another. Woman. Qn the night on which Elizabeth Win- . terflood was murdered, he came home at a late hour, very much intoxicated, and told her she would be alarmed, a nd the neighbourhood would be alarmed, at something which 'had - just happened, but desired her not to get up; nest morning she heard of the . murder. Sisice that time they had oltenquarrelled, and he had freq-,!tiltlythreatfmed her that he wo,iiL serve her as he. tad serve(' Kizabeth Winterflood. A woman, olrned Vis,teile; and her husband, stated, that the;/ had frequently heard, the witness Robinson say, thpt I , risoner was the murdeier of Elizabeth Wiuterflood. The :Prisoner so his tietence said, that on the morn ing the murder was committed, he got,up between totr and lice o'clock, to go tq - parade at Gff: , e ; he,wis then a corporal in the East Londoo Militia. The Rodney's' Head pubiic•houie was open, and he went-in id get a glass of gin. The landlord told bins ci the murder, and he went,to look at the body ; it was lying about 1 00 , yards tiorn the house, catered oser with charcoal sacks' ; he saw the (ace and neck ; there were a few. dr , ps Of bi- Okl on the tucker of her chess. He af:t. arc's , went on duty; to Gree.nWich, -and told his coutrtei what had hammed. He was remanded Tot another examination. 11 1Abrs1oN-HoUsß.—Yesterday the driver of a hu ney-coach.s,nomoned three foreign Gonletnen tor 154. as his hire (or driiing the (Mt;?dams to and from sadler's When the Lord M iyor -in (inked into the subjea, it app ared that the 1/Acrid ants 110 engaged the Prosecutor to take them . 10 Salle.'s Wells, and when they got 'there he was-of - - 1.-red his hire, 3s. 6d. but.dechned taking it at that tinie,'saying he would remain till the e. terta:nments should finish. The Defendants- agreed that he should remain, but did not desire him to do so,— When the entertainments were concluded ; thecoael:- ni in attended and took them home, Stier wi.ich ?be charged the ibs. as has .hire for taking them tt, lees Wells, waiti:ii; for them, and taking them _l3;ick. The Lord Mayor immediately ordered the rr xic h• rna:i to beyaid Lei hire only for going and rt-t,.yn ing, without any; adowance for w::liting, as lie iii ii without the desire of the Ddenthints. SPOk TiAiG IXTELI.IGEA'CL,',. EGHAM PACES. TUESDAY, AUG. 29. The Cold quiiuf.toogs value. One 4-mile heat. M. Forth's Sni.beam,.4 - R.. H. the Duke ot•Clare'nre s Nympliina, 5 yrs old a Mr. Ladhrolie'S Trirubtish,.4 vrs 3 narryinoie's Ny.osy„3 yrs old - 4 Sir Jos: Mawbe3's h• c. s r by TcdOy, 3 yrs s, 4 tot against the Anziolir.i . ihe favourite, 3 to z off the field. • The Surrey Stakes of ;• - ,g4'eacit, h. ft. for two y; colt% to ca• ry loal(.1 in the county ; t•s run the last hall of the, new mile. • Mr. Durariet's ch. f. Sister to Tristram . • '. "l `Sir j. Mii;vbey'o ch. c. by Sorcerer, dam by.S,Arain ' .3 to 1 on the ivinner. Tlie No'o7em.-sr and Gentlervien's Plate 'tit col. for all two miles and a half to each. he..!. 1 . - Pni.Egrernont's b. f by Gchapna, 3 ):r4 Ofd Mr. - Trevanion's),•(asta, rs cid • Captain liaslen rv's '.l..dwArti,' 3 yrs chi - The Dub(: of At. Aith,rl' . o o h. Mr. Coth.:1101, s I i a rs - 0 ici, 4 (r DE'=ERVED the Outward appearance of .a - gentlemaii, who has b_-tit for so ,, :e tune past irithe..,tonstant habit of pay hi the vi c i n ity of Somers Town,. -treating unproteded fe4frales *who came in his w?-ty with brutality, and addressing in tt; ., ;nog disgusting language, met w;tfi a ~'-, e -•ment •ment on Monday et:eno.ig list, at a rn , rri , .-.;! he :hougi t he was most se,:ure i,t the his dis 6 raceful pradices; Tieo, youpg • resi dents of Ca:nd,n wcre w,t k ing un ilia Hampstead-road, and were followed at su t c sli; - tance by their hi - others, who perc-i% tug a- genii mail in discotirie - with their sisters, immediately quidien ed their ii!ee, and`-'arriVed unperceived within fielr.7. 'ing of the party, when their indignation w!s roug-zd to the wmost pitch, by bearing their sisters idreks— in terms most shocking to : the . ears ormodesty7-- The ruffian wns instantly laid'prostrate by a blOwr from one of the brothers ; .and on his ri k ,ing was most severely beaten. Sever it persons, on. seeing . the atY - ay, came up to the spot, and being informed of the condhd and general pradices . of the person they saw chastised, inst7intly concut red ;a the justice' of his correction, and propOsk.d that in addition -to what - he had already received, he should be cot“,ey ed to the neighbouring horse-pond and ducked. The proposition was . unalinnousy'acceded to 5 . a. .d . the et oA , d hai lag by this time'conside;ably incrers.• • ed, selzed'on the offender, and notwithstanding , ita reiterated cile,for i mercy, con% eyed him to a pond in the middle Of an adjoining field; into bleb they precipitated him, wit hoi.,t. Leretnon, and on ins e\nergingOroui this slough, ,they repeated the of tt r.ttion, till he was neatly sutrocatad, when lie w . :15 • allowed to craAl off, amidst the scoa's and Tilts of I the multitude.. still' NE IPS . 'CR AVESENIA, AUGUST 28 Arrived—the Draper, Maddox, from Madvira ; Favotiri'cr Atkinson, In iu kto ; Drunnitzml, Butter, ito:o Cadit ; Sydne : .• South. Caffrey, lion: St. D0111114;0 ; lior.z•n, b.aun, 'taint N ew 'York .; • C,Jort Intent, Ll, ck r, twin (.oath , " ton ant the Betsey, c; ray, ir un~ . • like Dove, Sto-ks, for Walchefen ; ILtrivitt , TO' for, for (Iporto It•ty 144..k5b1i, tot 6' inotital ; 1141, tut . Mogadote ; and the Nalia, Loch, .M4RAIED. OR Wednesday, at I' 1% !1% , %%:t ft, CaltAin. Bay !tun, _of, tilt 74 gin' :,AlayLew. • .